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. >>> we're in afghanistan, we'll tell you why the city's most famous blue glass make are is thrilled sanctions on iran have been lifted. >> welcome back to al jazeera america i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news the european union commits to closer ties to cuba. but first in denmark an activist has been fined $3,000 for giving a ride to a syrian refugee family. danish authorities say elizabeth zornig drove the refugees to copenhagen. her husband was fined for feeding them. , under a danish law it is a crime to transport people who do not have passports. >>> president obama gave a wide ranging interview on his foreign policy record to atlantic magazine. rosiland jordan takes a closer look into his comments. >> reporter: a year into the syrian civil war u.s. president barack obama warned bashar al-assad don't use chemical weapons against your people. >> we have been very clear to the assad regime and also to other players on the ground that a red line for us is, we start be seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. >> reporter: a year later

. >> have all told the group they would suspend the us involvement of the iran nuclear deal if-ee elected president. >> atlantic city facing shutdown that could last weeks, if the city does not get state aid. mayor don guardian says the shutdown of non-essential services would start april 8, and last until at least may second, when quarterly tax payments are set to arrive. police fire and sanitation workers would stay on the job without pay. they get paid back when the tax money gets rolled in. >> new questions about philadelphia's water safety following the flint water crisis. at city council hearing the city water commissioner defended its water quality and practices, estimated 50 to 60,000 properties in philadelphia have led service lines that can cause contamination. many home own yours are unaware. >> we need to open our education, open to suggestions how we can do that, how we can get the word out that if you have lead in your plumbing, there are certain precautions you should take. >> now, lead in water is not just a problem in philadelphia. a 2015 report from new jersey's department of environmental protecti

cities are being targeted for fumigation in order to reduce the chances of a further outbreak. merchants in parts of afghanistan are welcoming the recent lifting of economic sanctions against neighboring iran. it could reestablish one afghan city as a leading trade hub and expand influence in the region. >> reporter: an molten blob of glass and some air and masterful strokes of sculpting. a finished product. this is an expert glass makers of afghanistan crafts the famous blue glass. he has done it for 50 years, but rarely has he been more optimistic about his business thanks to the recent lifting of economic sanctions against neighboring iran. >> translation: we were very happy. we are always happy when things improve in iran. >> reporter: he is amongst traders here who say sanctions damaged the economy here. afghanistan's western trade hub that has long held cultural links to its neighbor and heavily dependent on products, either imported through or made in iran. it is amazing when you walk around here how many products you find that are made in iran. look at this. laundry detergent, a dish washing liquid, hand soap, glass keener, card candy and chocolate all made in iran. even iranian mu

the constitution, he says. >>> federal prosecutors are reportedly set to formally charge iran for that cyberattack new york city. the hackers never fully managed to infiltrate the system fully and investigators say they never will act as a deterrent against state-sponsored cyberattack. >>> the price of stamps is expected to go down next month for the first time in nearly a century. it could happen on april 10th but not if the postal service gets its way. here's why, a recent temporary postal increase was supposed to be reversed when they collected $4.5 billion in revenue. that should happen next month but reducing prices shouldn't happen because of the agency's poor financial condition. >>> a major frozen food under way. nestle is pulling nearly 3 million boxes of digiorno pizza and lean cuisine meals after customers reported finding glass in their food. the company says the glass may have come from the spinach packaging used in those meals. we posted more info on our website, atmfans.com. >>> when we come back, a health alert. a 10% higher chance of you having a heart attack. >>> and the last time we'll ever s

the city of muscle. --mosul. the sailors briefly held by iran may be disciplined. investigators found the sailors made repeated errors would led them to iranian waters. the report also found that they failed to conduct a standard safety briefing before setting the sailors were captured, blindfolded, and interrogated by iran before they were released a day later. jason: in the midst of the argument of the next supreme court justice, the court tackles a big topic today. abortion. justices will hear arguments over texas law that restricts abortion clinics. they will rule whether those laws are tools tricks and whether they keep a woman from having the right to an abortion. a bill that would regulate tracking is now dead. in florida. fracking is the process of drilling rocks to harvest natural gas. opponents were concerned it could contaminate groundwater. florida public schools could soon be allowed to use alternative tests. a senate panel approved a bill that would give school districts the options of switching from standardized test. the bill now moves to the full s

the justice department says iran is behind a 2013 saiber attack on a dam in new york. the breach of the control system at the dam about 20 miles north of new york city allowed hackers a criminal investigation. officials say that evidence shows iran was behind the attack. result of the attorney's office in manhattan will be issuing an indictment. it's not clear if it will name specific officials within the iranian government. >> there would not have been a president reagan without a nancy reagan. of course it may not have happened that way if shy was not made of stern stuff. >> friends and family gathered for a farewell to the former first lady nancy reagan. her funeral filled with emotion and humor. it was held at -- at her late husband's lie library. we were there. [music] 1000 dignitaries and loved ones celebrating the life of nancy reagan. bop any journalist in the room we know this if she did not like a report that you had done. unlike people these days she never seemed too hard. >> she plann many details including the guest list. those in attendance included the first lady. george bush and former first lady carter and bush. and they offered ref

businesses in afghanistan welcomed the lifts of economic sanctions on iran and one afghan city hopes tself as a trade hub and take advantage of the influence and now we report. >> reporter: an molten-lova glass and a few gentle puffs of air and sculpting and the finish product and this is how one of the oldest expert glass makers of afghanistan crafts the city's famous blue glass. he has done it for 50 years but rarely he says has he been more optimistic about his business thanks to the recent lifting of economic sanctions against neighboring iran. >> translator: we were very happy. we are always happy when things improve in iran. >> reporter: among traders here who say sanctions against them damaged the economy and afghanistan's western trade hub that long held cultural links to its neighbor and heavily dependent on products either imported through or made in iran. it's amazing when you walk around here how many products you find that are made in iran. look at this laundry detergent, dish washing liquid and soap and cleaner and hard candy and chocolate all made in iran. even iranian

we will tell you why this man making the city's most famous blue glass is thrilled sanctions on iran have been lifted >>> a new u.n. report is cataloguing what it describes as a "multitude of horrendous human rights violation", in south sudan in 2013. it targets both sides for killing raping and pillaging. women were allowed to rape women in lieu the wages. a unit government peace accord is yet to be established. this report hardly pulling any pumpinges. what's your reading of it? >> reporter:-- punches >> reporter: it is a shocking and damning report release from the here. this is the report. i see so many of these human rights reports. i don't think in the three years i've done this job i've ever seen one as shocking as this. the detail in this, it describes the detail coming from victims of attacks by both the opposition and the government, but it certainly details more abuses by the government side, says there is a scorched earth policy of deliberate targeting of civil i can't bes, killing, mutilation, disabled peel being burnt alive. it says rape being used as a weapon of war an

the applicant is interested in fighting or becoming an suicide attacker. >>> prosecutors are set to formally charge iran for the 2013 cyberattack on a dam outside new york city. the hackers never managed to fully infiltrate the system and investigators say they never posed any danger. no arrests are expected but the feds hope the indictment will act as a deterrent. >>> to top executives of one of the nation's fired. wounded warrior project ceos steve nar destee and cee al jordan fellow are accused of jandering millen i don'ts of donation travel and lavish retreats. according to reports, spending on conferences and meetings skyrocketed by more than 1500% after nar desee took over surpassing from the group spends on recovery for wounded warriors. >>> for the first time since she announced her failed drug test it, maria sharapova is getting support from one of her major sponsors. her racket supplier head is sticking with her. the company also saying it will extend its current deal with sharapova. meantime, the best player in the women's tennis game was blunt. when asked about sharapova's situation. >> i was surprised. you know, as everyone else, i don't think a

the army' s efforts to remove isis from that country and retake the city of mosul. 10 navy sailors who were briefly held captive by iran in january , and that is according to a navy report. officials say the sailors made repeated errors which led them into iranian territorial waters. the sailors also reportedly failed to conduct a standard briefing before setting sail. the sailors were then captured, and reportedly blindfolded and interrogated before they were released jason: a day later. there was damage near birmingham. a possible tornado touched down in bessemer, alabama. four people were hu rt. the storm is now heading to the northeast. michelle: we are starting out a little warmer. amy: some of us, a couple of degrees. the places that got really cold are in the 60' s this morning. upper 50' s and lower 60' s at the bus stop right now with quite a bit of cloud cover, coming in from the gulf of mexico. the clouds trap t he heat into the atmosphere. it will brighten up at sunrise and the temperatures will start to climb. 61 in ocala. 63, sanford. it is a warmer start this morning compared to normal. you can see how t

the city, defying threats of violence. we'll join our correspondent who is live in the city with the latest on the situation shortly. >>> first, iran's supreme leader says missiles, not talks are the key to the country's future. he says iran's military option must be maintained. the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon says iran's ballistic missiles tests have caused alarm among the international community. >> out of this agreement, now the iran launched ballistic missiles. it is true that that has caused alarms and concerns, but what kind of sanctions, what kind of measures should be applied is up to the security council members. >> a professor at the university of tehran joins us live. we understand first of all, that high level visit to austria has been canceled. what's behind what seems to be some diplomatic feather rustling? >> well, the official reason is because of security issues, which if true, it shows that the fact that europe that countries have been supporting extremists in syria for all these years has backfired and it's causing insecurity in their own continent. there are some unofficial regards that it is because ran ha

paulino security funding for the city of new york has been cut by the white house to add retribution because chuck schumer decided not to support the iraneal with this is what is happening here at home and we have a president who stands up and says at the same time saying downplay the threat to the intel officers we face, quote, no existential threat on the united states of america. that is not true at all. >> our enemy would tell us it is not true. they consider themselves very much an existential threat. they make videos about it all the time. is not breaking news that this is growing bigger. it is the missing group of scorpions and check. judge napolitano: why would this president who preserves words to weapons not use words to isolate them? even put them in a box the gully by calling it a genocide which might trigger actions by the european union where that word triggers certain governmental authorities and behavior is, i don't know why he wouldn't do it. >> we get to genocide in a moment. >> wouldn't it be an admission of failure when you have to face the fact that pulling out, of iraq when he did, at least people in the u.k. are l

as the city mourns through more suspects are taken into custody. >>> pressure on iran and syria. the u.s. said it has killed the man in charge of the group' isis' finances. >> in sports it's all over for pakistani cricket twenty20 world cup. the 2009 champions beaten by australia mean they can't reach the semifinals. >> they decided to come together. thousands gathering in the belgium capital in the center of brussels to remember those who lost their lives' in tuesday's suicide attacks. this was earlier today 31 people we know have been killed. their identities have been released including american, british, chinese, and french and dutch citizens as well as belgium's. on friday there were series of raids carried out by belgium police aimed at breaking up the network behind the attack. three men arrested. two of them shot in the leg during the raid. and the french interior minister said that an imminent attack in his country was foiled when the police found suspect there. >> the man refused to remove his rucksack. so the police shot him. afterwards a robot was sent in to investigat

the highest-profile indictments ever against iran. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm richelle carey. ce in belgium are trying to hunt down as poable fifth suspect in the attacks in brussels, as they look for one of the men who left a bomb at the airport. surveillance cameras in the brussels metro caught another person walking with the man identified as the suicide bomber there. it is unclear if this possible fifth suspect was killed in tuesday's bombings. this comes as isil releases a new video, celebrating the attacks. let's take a look at what we know so far about the other four people believed to have been involved. this man appears to have died when he blew up a bomb at the brussels airport. he was a suspect in last november's paris attacks. this man also set off a suicide bomb at the airport. he was born in belgium and had been deported from turkey last year. his brother set off the bomb at the metro station killing himself and 20 other people. and police are still looking for this man. it is not clear who he is. but the explosives he had with him at the airport went off without

. >>> the shah of iran is in a new york city hospital tonight. ource in washington says he is suffering from cancer and blocked bile duct. >> the shah was admitted that he not engage in political activity while here. the present iranian government was assured of that. meanwhile, tighter security measures put in effect. >> carter agreed to allow the shah to come to the united states for medical treatment. an at that point it was the match that lit this conflagration. >> the american embassy in tehran is in the hand of moslem students tonight. spurred on by anti-american speech by ayatollah khomeini, they stormed the embassy, overpowered them and took dozens of american hostages. >> the iranians burned the united states flag and denounced the u.s. government saying they would stay until the u.s. sends the deposed shah back to iran. >> what i remember, this was the second day, was that the provisional government of dr. bosergon, the prime minister, essentially the people we dealt with that resigned. at that point i remember thinking we are definitely

the two candidates have zeroed in on baltimore city and county as polices where voters could decide the outcome of the primary. >>> at the state department, president obama in the with a washington post reporter detain inside iran for 18 months, convicted of espionage released in january as part of a prisoner swap. >>> the engineer of a derailed amtrak train told investigators he hit the emergency brakes after noticing a significant bend in the rai. investigators are looking into whether a car crash damaged the tracks. the train was headed to chicago from los angeles. first responders raced to help the passengers trapped inside. 32 people were injured. >>> in the middle east, russian putin orders troops to pull out of syria. >> but first, a claim of responsibility of a third terror attack in four months in west africa. >> a lot of clouds but the showers are par west of us. the showers are back into ohio and west virginia. we'll talk about whether the showers will impact >>> a branch of al qaeda is claiming victory of an attack as a gunman opened pyre and killed 16 people on the ivory coast. this is the third terror attack targeting luxury hotels in west africa in >>> dozens of kurdish suspected implicated in th

the u.s. accused of cyberattacks on dozens of banks as well as a small dam outside new york city. the attorney general characterized the attacks as relentless, systematic and widespread. those charged are believed to be in iranit's unclear if they'll ever be brought to justice. >>> happening right now, president obama and his family on their way back to the u.s. this morning. in his last day in argentina, the president visited a memorial for the victims of the country's so-called dirty war of the '70s and '80s. he apologized for u.s. policies as thousands of people were killed and disappeared. >>> well, it's a somber day on the christian calendar. good friday. it commemorates the suffering and crucifixion of jesus christ. this morning in jerusalem, people are retracing the steps of jesus on the via dolorosa or the way of the cross. by the way, why it's called good friday, if jesus died on that day in old english good is applied to mean good friday which meant holy. >> okay. good to know. >> that little tip. >> thank you. >>> well, still ahead, the consumer alert. a baby foodmaker recalling a product. >>> plus, ted cruz angry and emotional. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone.

iran from working on the rocket program. >>> meantime a justice department investigation has determined that iran was responsible for a cyber attack on a suburban new york city dam in 2013. up to five individuals with ties to the iranian government will be charged. more information will be coming out on this next week. ? president obama is getting it all off his chest tonight. maybe not all of it but he is unloading quite a bit on some of manager's supposed best friends. >> behind the smiles, and back slaps, journal lying frustration for president obama who with only months left in office, broad side ad key ally. david cameron for ongoing chaos in libya. in a wide ranging interview with the atlantic, the president singled out camera. saying it contributed to the so-called show that remains there. further, he hammered allies for being what he called free riders, expecting the u.s. to do heavy lifting in places like libya while investing little in their respected militaries. add go, i had more faith than the europeans. being invested in the follow-up. the white house secretary traveling aboard air force one with the president, tried to downplay the criticism s

the process. >> rose: some countries and some cities don't want uber. >> we're not in three country, we're not in north korea, iran or syria. but the countries we're in, i'd say generally they're all happy to have us. >> rose: aren't there some places like san francisco they're raising questions? >> i think new york city is probably raising the most but san francisco some. >> rose: the attorney general? no, the primary issues are there is, you know, laws written before airbnb -- >> rose: local zoning laws. local zoning. there is hotel tax issues. we are now collecting hotel taxes in 25 cities in the world including countries and in country by country we're able to modernize the laws, in france, the united kingdom, and the whole message we have is we want to work with cities. the whole thing is we want cities to want us, we want to enrich the cities and we're here to work together. i actually am optimistic, there will be a long-term solution for us in new york. >> rose: when you look at the company, what other areas might you expand to? >> well, i like to joke that, you know, we have 80 million people who have stay

the cities and selecting targets. isis wants to do the same thing. and unfortunately, the main beneficiary of such attacks with attacks against civilians and militia attacks against sunni civilians is militant and extremists and iran-backed militia groups. unfortunately, what we've seen out of this white house is all tactics and no strategy. absent of broader political framework all the military resources in the world and obviously the united states has the best intelligence, reconnaissance, surveillance capabilities and the best special operations forces in the world. all those resources could have been expended in iraq during the bush administration. but u.s. involvement is not going to achieve anything. >> the belgium prosecutors have charged some suspects. thousands of people have been coming to the heart of belgium's capital to la floral tributes. suicide-bombers detonated explosives at the international airport and a busy metrotation. jacky rowland responds from brussels. >> we've been getting details of more charges filed against suspects who were arrested on thursday and on friday. and thursday a suspect by the nam was arrested and he was charged with participation in terrorist activities. two other names,

. >>> i'm in afghanistan and we will tell you why this may be the city's most famous blue glass maker is thrilled sanctions on iran have been lifted. >> techknow, where technology meets humanity. only on al jazeera america. since the devastating tsunami and earthquake hit the country and a moment of silence honoring 18,000 people who died, that tsunami causing one of the world's worst nuclear accident taking out the supply at f fukushima and the recovery. >> the flat coasting area to come here and look out to sea and this neighborhood was densely packed with houses that were simply swept away when the wave came through here, at its height it was two meters above even this piece of high ground. in the five years since there has been immense amount of work here as there has been up and down the coast and you can see the huge great piles of earth over there trying to raise the level of the ground in order to build an industrial zone here and residential area slightly further away and will be raised even further as means of protection from further soo nam tsunamis and seawalls and happening up and down the coast and e

the process. >> there's some countries that don't want uber and some cities that don't want uber. >> we're not in north korea, iranr syria, but the countries we're in, i would say generally they're all happy to have us in, as far as we know. >> aren't there things like san francisco where they're raising questions? >> new york city is probably raising the most questions. but san francisco is -- >> is it the attorney general or -- >> no. the primary issues are there's, you know, laws that were written before airbnb, you know. >> local zoning laws? >> local zoning, hotel tax issues. we've gone now and we are now collecting hotel taxes in 25 cities in the world, including countries. and country by country, we're able to modernize the laws, in france, in the united kingdom. and the whole message we have is, we want to work with cities. the whole point is we want cities to want us. we want to enrich the cities. i actually am optimistic there will be a solution in new york, a long-term solution. >> when you look at the company, what other areas might you expand to? >> well, i like to joke that, you know, we have 80 mill

the taliban. he was released after a controversial prisoner swap with 51, bay detainees. -- five guantanamo bay detainees. iran was responsible for a cyber attack on a dam outside of new york city. the justice department reportedly has an indictment prepared, but it is unclear if the indictment will charge specific people within the iranian government. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. toid: u.s. stocks trying catch up to the global rally. the s&p 500 erasing earlier declines as investors warm up to the ecb's plan first in us. bazooka,en called a kitchen sink, the whole toolkit. as we are here on the day after, how has the market interpreted what mario draghi announced yesterday? michael: he has an interesting circle. , the dollar has not moved up much. you get a big stemless out of europe, you expect on weber -- upward pressure on the dollar. european equities are up. at the same time, the dollar is not in u.s. equities are following through on this rally. tracy: a really good point because it seems like the dollar is key here, right? the dollar has not strengthened, which is something you might have acce

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the gate on a dam outside of new york city. the bowman dam. it's not a huge dam but it's alarming they say that irano try to get into the infrastructure in the u.s. and they say that this represents a whole new operation for the justice department that instead of just figuring out who did it and telling the intel people and keeping it quiet, they're now going to go very public and try to put the warning out for these guys to know the u.s. is on to them. >> that's incredible. thank you, pete, for those details and more on that breaking news from pete williams. i'm tamron hall. thank you for joining us today. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." to thrive in an ever-changing environment, companies must adapt. but one thing should remain constant - a financial relationship with someone that understands and cares about your business. pnc corporate and institutional banking offers strategies tailored to your company'seeds. know that our dedicated teams of local experts offer insight to help you achieve your business objectives. see how working with pnc can help your company grow at pnc.com/ideas ♪ diarrhe

the grand mosque, and sniper fire was heard all day in mecca. >> broadcasts from iran today blame the united states for the assault on the grand mosque in mecca, the muslim holy cityrabia. those broadcasts were heard in islamabad where a mob stormed the american embassy, killed a marine guard and trapped about 100 americans in the embassy. >> the mob was screaming "kill the american dogs" in islamabad. this is the third major event in the muslim world in the last 24 hours. >> in tehran this morning, millions of people are shouting "death to the shah, death to carter." that is followed by the cry "god is great." >> these groups are very hard to dissuade. these people believe that god is on their side. that is a very powerful form of delusion. >> by the end of the year, it was clear that the united states was so ill prepared and failed to recognize the extraordinary change that had happened in the '70s. >> new year's eve, end of the decade but not yet of the deadlock. >> in 1979, we take a deep breath and realize we're on the precipice of an entirely new era of terrorism. >> the crisis goes well beyond the u.s. embassy walls in tehran. >> rather than catching our br

the city allowed hackers to access the control system prompting a federal investigation. laura ingle live with more. reporter: the seven alleged cyber spies were experienced computer hackers who were employed by iranased computer companies with ties to the iranian government and are accused of disabling bank websites on more than 176 days between 2011 and 2013. the attack targeted some of the largest financial institutions, many headquartered in new york city and resulted in hundreds of thousands of customers being unable to access their accounts in tens of millions of dollars being spent by the companies trying to stay online through these attacks. >> we now live in a world where devastating attacks on our financialsystems , our infrastructure and our way of life can be launched from anywhere in the world just with a simple click of a mouse. with when such an attack is motivated by greed or directed by an arm of the nationstate, it must and will be met with a strong law enforcement respons . reporter: in addition to the banks, a dam just outside new york city was also hacked through a cellular modem which enabled the attackers to access the control system. while they did not gain operational the

the port city remains sketchy and surrounding areas are still held by al-qaeda fighters and in the war 6,000 yemen people have been killed either children or elderly are no exception, al jazeera. >>> turkey and iranwant to work more closely together to solve problems in the middle east. the turkish prime minister met iran's first vice president in tehran. relations between the two countries have become tense because they have backed opposing sides in the war in syria. and the 6 third anniversary of joseph stalin's death is marked in moscow and communist party joined with stalin loyalists to mark the passing of the soviet leader and it takes place each year in red square. some russian say a worsening economy left them feeling nastalgic but with the parliamentary election looming prospect of a resurging communist party is starting to worry the kremlin and rory challenge reports from moscow. >> reporter: they notice in moscow, hammers and stars everywhere, communism is a part of russia's history and collective psychology too. resent polls suggest half of all russians still think they were actually better off under the soviet system and they told me the pride people feel for the past. >> translator:

the products with higher quality. >> reporter: traders here are also eager to use iran as a transit point to export this city's products, it's famous marble, dried fruit, spices, and this man's blue glass, potentially a badly-needed boost for this struggling economy >>> a controversial korean movie some years in the making has hit the screen in the u.s., it's called spirits home coming. it deals with the issue of comfort women. it has reignited anger against japan. >> reporter: spirits home coming is inspired by the true story of one surviving comfort woman forced into sexual slavery when she was 16 years old. the movie's preview in seoul was attended by some of the few comfort women still alive. the box office success is all the more remarkable because of the long struggle to complete the film. 14 years in the making, the director managed to raise the remaining budget through online crowd funding of thousands of individual donations. >> translation: i think the movie was made thanks to the will of the people to get the plot of the movie which is important. it was directly funded and produced by the people themselves.

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